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Blu-ray + CDAyreheart blends the "art" and "folk" traditions so organically, we are reminded how artificial such a separation actually is. "John Barleycorn," the witty view of brewing as an act of torture and abuse, is so perfect that Vaughan Williams himself wondered if it may have been created by "an antiquarian revivalist," who then saw it pass "into popular currency and become 'folklorised'." Many in the folk-rock movement recorded the song, most prominently the group Traffic in their album named for the song itself. Ronn McFarlane was true to his ancestry then, and has kept that flame alive in creative and newly-evolving ways with Ayreheart. Is it art music? Is it folk? Could it possibly matter less?
Artist:
Ayreheart
Composers:
Anonymous, John Dowland, William Byrd
Tracks:
Anonymous
1. John Barleycorn
Anonymous
2. In a Garden so Green
John Dowland
3. Mr. Dowland’s Midnight
John Dowland
4. Fortune my Foe
John Dowland
5. My Lady Hunsdon’s Puffe
John Dowland
6. Come Again
Anonymous
7. Henry Martyn
Anonymous
8. Lully lulle
John Dowland
9. Solus cum Sola
John Dowland
10. M. George Whitehead, His Almand
Anonymous
11. Twa Corbies
William Byrd
12. Woods so Wild
Anonymous
13. Ddoi di dai
Anonymous
14. Nottamun Town
Anonymous
1. John Barleycorn
Anonymous
2. In a Garden so Green
John Dowland
3. Mr. Dowland’s Midnight
John Dowland
4. Fortune my Foe
John Dowland
5. My Lady Hunsdon’s Puffe
John Dowland
6. Come Again
Anonymous
7. Henry Martyn
Anonymous
8. Lully lulle
John Dowland
9. Solus cum Sola
John Dowland
10. M. George Whitehead, His Almand
Anonymous
11. Twa Corbies
William Byrd
12. Woods so Wild
Anonymous
13. Ddoi di dai
Anonymous
14. Nottamun Town
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